The Expositor, 1869-04-09, Page 6It
E $EArORTH EXPOSITOR.
.11 has i'fAk e holffidiOh's
Bay Company's officers in Montreal,
that at the ineetiriai of the shaaelielders'
on. the -Nut of Mar eh,' eil1ed to . consider
Lard. 9-p,4.nyipei'l_._:p;oposal, lf cemalensa-
tion. .for fai6ie-craittis, • the Obinpany
agreed te accept the impeatittit .,offer.
?.r..x.,49sTos.
A soldier of the Royal Candian
Rifles -attempted t9 commitsuTcide .by
cutting his threat,. whilst labeling un-
der an attack, of delirium trongra. He
:is now iiing in the Milltai.y Hospital
in:a-ate:4 precarious conditim -
•
MONTREAi
& Cason, wholesale clo-
thiers, have suspended with pretty
_ heavy
-
Frank Harris, a burglar, ,whoutthe
police ba.ve belen after' 'for ssometime,
was captured in the Albion "'z ote].
yesterday with his wife.
Twenty-one Protestants and 76
Catholics :died la.st week.
.Mr.- Howe 'left �n l Monday. for
'ants, He has. issued- a pamphlet
contaiaing two letters to the Electors.
lie declares that his change of policy
resulted from no change of opinion
but - from a conviction that repeal-,
cod not be obtained. - He is 'severe
opob. A.nanand Jones, and others
-who - have taken a prominent part in
the opposition to him, and says Am -
mind's object in past delegations was
the floating .;)f a mining Comparay, and
another cieleation is; being advo9ated
-fur thib same pnrpose. - •
Its
QUg1.31BC.
.4.Dn Monday, at 2' o'clock p in, the
Lieutennant Governor proceeded to the
, bei of the Legislative Council in the
Parliament Buildimss. The members
of the Leisiskitive Council being as-
sembled, His Excellency was pleased
to command the. attendance of the Le-
iiiishitive Assembly, aid that Reuse
1-"Jeina present, the various Bills passed
durina the session -a -about 100 in num-
1,er—were .assented to Her Majesty's
name; after which His Excelleney was
_pleased to close the second ses4on Of
the First. Parliament of the Province
of Quebec with a, speedv. commend-a-
tsry to the legislative abifity' displayed
- darina the session. .
0
LONDON.
It is stated en w -hat appears to be
ft0Oli cLUi1Oi1ty, tliat the farm of Mr.
`Vrif in. Elliot, ,barrister; LoOdon,Town-
ship, has beqi selected as the site of
the new asylrini aboutto be ereeted in
this neigabourhood.
E..irly on Saturday rneringatneflour
etere of Mr, J. T. Simpson, Richmond
s,:reet, was entered, and the cash box'
Stolen, it contained.no money. Abont
the same time Itoroley.s dye honS'e-
(ilstrence- street was broken into and
ransaeked, but nuthing -.appears to have
guited the ' thleyes and they departed
AVI.C11011.t obtainikg any booty.
'A min named -.Charles Mingles,
f. ore Ingersoi,, arriveil in Lon-
don on Monday 'afternoen with a horse
esid .trap, and depired to trade -th-e and -
Mal off. Ile naihseveral borse dealers
1.ait he could not effeet a sale until •call-
iag on a Mr, Nichol,' with whom he
tsaded offhis animal for another, and
50 to boot s After the bargain had
wen made, Mi IN found &tilt with
alai mare, and refused to- keep it, where
'upon Douglas proceeded to Hiscox's
seables, and parted in a similar Manner
Shortly afteistwo men a,rrived from
logersol, and having hunted - up the
thief, Mr. Hiscox obtained a warrant
tied had birciairrysted.. It turned out
that the paaty dit.der arrest.h:id hired
tile liaise and buggy from a Mr. 'Grant,
ut ingervil,
•ELAXILTON.
:It is understood here, on' verylgood
isitellority, that the Deaf_ and Dumb
Asylum is to ;be erected at. Belleville,
not at Hamilton. Probably one
of the s central peisons . will be located
laze instead.
The, "ambitious city" is quite agi-
tated ' on the trichoniosis qUestion.
sL•ane, of the pork dealers are iridianant
at the remarks of the "Press" rest. it
ratty injure the ,y‘ biz." One firm are
shippiag a &go of "pig meat"
to; China.
Two irighway robberies were attein1-
in i.te night last week: One of
VIO iatended asictims was a ,citizen of
the k otlax a stranger from
,n lats. cases, however,
thievegot alarmed befoie accom-
iAishInk, their purpoSes.
istaecaison is "some on most. things,
Apei. flita *it excels, a:.
e the bit j1j A c
‘,1
wheeled1.3velocipede perternitince"naa
been 'Previously announced, in a cer-
tain locality whieh caused ‘a, la go, as-
• semblage, who at the Appointed hour,
had the pleasure of 'seeing one olored
gentleman wheeled out other
from an alleyway., in a wheell flrrow.
Doubtless, they enjoyed he 1.4;
•
TpRONTO.
A HOW' velochedef has been in
ha virig three wheel's, can be u
ladies as well gentlemen. T
tion aPplied y pully. -
The old rickey machine of a
railway, ihas at ength changed
having been urchased by
Riely. It iscoaidered that Oa
paid very ("early for it.
ente.i
by
Le mo -
sat nr ed es t,
essrs
have
A man name Gaston;who ha- figur-
ed rather conspi .uously as aspol co in-
former lately, his now a char e pee-
feiTed against iniSelf of robbi g the
Osgoode -Hall some two months since.
A meetingof II e Board of Tra e was
held a few days since for the c nside-
ration of the trat ing act. Many of the
members favourad petitioning t e -Le-
gislature to annt 1 it altogether, h it the
voice of the me ting was to h. ve it
amended. •
Mr. Wethyss
in this city on
Sault St. Marie o
the sitting ef
at Ottawa. Mi.
on the road, .
sleighs and snow'
impson M. P., a lived
aturday night frail
u his way to tittend:
Dominion Legis ature
Simpson was 15j days
d travelled by .clog -
hoes most of th way.
A special melt
Council of Onto,
passing- tne by -la
of holding electioi
the provisions of
Mg a Board of E
g of the Medical
io, for ti?e ,purpose of
regulating the mode
s in accordanc with
he new Act, ap oint-
aminers, &c
-UNDER the ne order of tllin.s at
the 'South, very, iberal provis 01 • has
been made in.mt ny of the Stats by
the conventions.° Legislatures f r the
support of school. The State of Flo-
rida has just ado •tied a school law pro-
ving for the that -meal -1 oraanization cif
a - . 0 e,
schools throughout the State. The
source of revenue for the support of
s
the schools are very liberal, and guar-
anteed by the orgatic law or constitu-
tion, and not dependent upon .the year-
ly vote of the legislature. The !ques-
tion of cot9r is settled by allowin . the
1 !'
whites to have sepat.ate schools i they
choose to pay for them. It is sa isfa.c-
tory to see that the ignorance of the
net...bTo votel4) of Which so much has
I ,
been said, does not ireventthe Legisla-
tUres and CORventioils, in which they
itre largely reprosenited, from making
infinitely more d'enerous pl.ovisionS for
eopular educa,ticin than N5 as ever made
before in the Sonth. —Globe.
TWENTY Tula') annual statement of
th.e cenclition of the Connecticut Mutu-
al Life, Insurance Co , Jauntily 31 .. -it
31st..
79 ;
37, -
rest,
186_9. • Balance per etaternent
Jaanary 1868, Net $1,636,530
Amount received as premiums $7,
'718,50; Amount received for int(
61,556,723,21 ; Amount received for
ret s $8,787,12; Total $8,302,21 .83.
lietuct paid salaries, medieal exaniipa-
tioasi stationary, printing, advertiii4ng,
&c., 99, 13. 14 ; Deduct com milsion
paid to dagdnts, 776,946.60 ; Deduct
paid taxes, 100,-452.08 ; Deduct divi-
dends paid, 978,577.00 ; Deduce pLticf
s &Tendered • policies,4,470. 31 ; Deduct
notes on forfeited policies cancelled,
263,996.66 ; Deduct loSses paid, 1,266,-
675.00 ; Total $3,490,709-79 P4nii-
u-inS in the hands of the agents 345,449.-
19 ; Interest • aecrued- and value; of
bonds and atock over cost, 706,519.45 ;
Total $5,863,477.68 ; Balance 3 -1st of
January, 1869 $23,550,008.47. As-
sEacs,—Oash deposits, 384,845.71 ;1 -)-re-
)
mium notes, 6,977,775.63 ; Real este
at cost, 126,362.63 ; LOaD.8 On b ild
and mortgage ofreal estate,7,518,580.-
68 ; Unitod 8tates securities at marka
Adue, 3,266,700 00 ; State of Connec-
ticut bonds,1,030,000.00 ; City and
State bonds, at 48,900 00 ; Bank and
railroad 'stock, at 86,475.00 ; Loans on
stooks and bond, as collateral, 248,-
065.00 ; Balance due irom agents and
others, 20,454.63 ; Premiums in the
bands of tigeuts, 345;449.19 ; Intel est
ace; utd, estimated, 416,400,00 ; Total
assets, . $23,500,008:47. LlitniiiiTIEs.
—Amount of lasses unpaist not yet due
346,100.00 ; .Amount of losses during
the year, 1,448,575.00 ; Total tiarmant
et losses paid to dart, 8,135,200.00 ;
Total amount el dividends paid to date,
5,375, i 19.00 ; Toad la ii in 2 wr of polic ieS,
Issued during the year. 11,900.la Total
nualuer of poliaies ia force, 56,867 :
total atuotaita ef rists thereon ,§1i 4,-
196,162,00 i
sasamearealeaseeeeeree
dg. LOT FOR SLE.
alIQR awesin tii Village of Sea ort1. a
ill good Plaine Dwelling "louse, with gar-
den and Stable attached, near the Temper-
ance Hall. ..
For further particulars, apply to
' MICH.Atle MADDIGAN.
itaiefe:t1, April ath. 70-tf
PADES, SHOVELS,
SPAtTID
MANURE
GARDEN RAKES,
HOES; 81.0.,
In Great Variety,
At :JOHNSON BA° s.
FORKS;
Seaforth, April. 9th 1869. 70-
.
SEA FQIni:14'
SASH,
DOSR AND BLIND. FACTP1141
rpHE subscribers beg leave to tender their
sincei.e thanks to, their, numerous cus
tomers and the public tit large, for the very
liberal patronage received since commencing
business in Seaforth. And as they have now
a very large stock of Dry Pine Lumber OR
hand, and having lately enlarged their pre-
mises and added New Machinery (thereby
increasing their facilities for doing work with
despatch), they feel confident of giving every
satisfaction to those who may favor them
with -their patronage, as none bat first-class
workmen are employed.
Particular attention paid to custom plan-
ing. •
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
P. S.—An Eight-Hoi-se-Power Engine .and
Boiler for sale,- all complete, of Goldie &
iVIcCullock's make. 70- Z3m
Can
cee
°
0
0
0
f-0
efok
ukao
I.'? you WANT A
PLOUCH!
GET A
"Victor" or Improved "Yocum."
Steel Mouldboard,
From JOHNSON Bno's.
FINDLAY M GREGOR
THE GREAT SCOTTISH
liumorzsii
OR GANOPHINIST, AND.
COLLOQUIAL VOCALIST!!!
Will give one of -his 'favorite enter-
• tainments in
SHARP'S HALL,
Wednesday April 14th.
tPrFor further particulars, pee the Pro-
grammes...
TICKETS, 25 and 50 cent; to be had. at
Sharp'slAatel.
April 9th:1869.
70-1
I UST ARRIVED t
ANOTHER CAR LOAD Odf PrCK'S
Montreal C it Nails
At Johnson Bro's.
Seaforth, April 9th. •
MILLMERY AND
MRS. GUTIIIi'lE & HMS CLEGG'
AILE now prepared to execute all orders CALL EAR •
LY AND SECURE
in Millinery, Dress and 3V.lana1e Make
nig, in thelatest Style audPashion.- Par- 33 it ca. I.N„T.
ruiar attention devoted to 8traw (40048.
()orders left at the house of Mrs. Guthrie,
Main Street, will receive iimmeiliate atten-
ro-tf. -
SGaforth, April 9th, 1869.
AT
Scott .Roberts
•
HIRAM COLUDAY & SON,
TN returning thanks for past faio,rs, have -
„IL' ASNIL0MTel°Tthile fG0111.0ocwier4 allIrndl::8:teeedl ehantsand business men of Se forth that -they
r I the pleasure of announcing to tile less.'
Fresh and Prime . are prepared to receive orders for all ltincte et
DRAY WORK.
!
Ili -Goods handled with care, and satiefee.-
tion guaranteed.
_January 21st, 1869.
White, Belgian Carrot,
Skirving's Imported Swede.
Sharpe's • do ;do
.Purple Strapleaf Turaip.
•Long Red Mangel: •
Rape Seed.
Early York Cabbage.
Flat Dutch do
'Drumhead do
Butter Beans.
Early China Beans.
Adams' Early Corn.
Eaely Sugar Corn.
Gherkin' Cucumber,
Tom Thumb Peas.
Dianna O'Rotike Peas.
• Red Clover Seed,
White Dutch do
Alsike do
,Yellow Treyfoil do
Hungarian Grass,
Mixed Lawn do
Tar Is, or Vetches.
Seaforth, April 9th.
0-tf.
300 KEGS
JAMES'
rrE
1 AND 0 NOME.
BEST QUALITY
LINSEED OIL
BOILED AND RAW.
T1JRPENTINE,
BENZINE,
VARNISHES,
GLA6S,
PUTTY, &c„
At Johnson 13riO's.
Seaforth, April 9th. 10
.....GREAT....ST
OF N1W
SPRI:_VG.GOQD
THE
Containing all
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASP,
At Hick,son s.
e'alk
tom.J
*et
Cgg
cc1.2,
e#
E
•-•3
LADIES,
POOR COPY
u=
AT
HICKSON'S.
58 -la
• T.
L3177"174''
3
a itau dame
CABINET & MUIR MAKER
UNDERTAKER &c.
A Large Stock
- I
ALL kinds of fartiiturekepb constantlyoa
hand, consisting of the bCst varietiee,
'Krughruff s Spring Alattrasses, Children's.
Carriaeres.° Coifins kept constantly on hanil.
'Work made on the premises. -
do- A.. Hearee fer hire. Wart,rOOM ok-
posite Kidd &
1,1:.11.0S'. BELL,
March 24, 1-8eS.
TO CAPITALISTS.
„
F O'R S
The uneetp1re4
LEASE OF LOT NO. 9, CA.01.1113.LOCK SURVEY'
On the East side of Main Strcei, in the
. Village of Seaforth,
OGETIIER with the buildings erected
thereon,vie etwo aild
oecupied byMr. -William Ault, the
occupied by Dr. Smith as an ofliee, the one
oceupied by Mr. Paltridge as a Phelograpli -
Gallery-, the one oecupied by Thoirtas Simone
as an Oyster.Saloon, ex.; also the one oeeu-
pied by the subscriber as a Flour, Feed,.
Grocery and Provision Store, together ss itle
the stock and i'..x-nr8S contained therein,
Also 16 acres of land south of the Raileva,y,
-which will be sold in village or peak lots, in
sizesto suit purchasers, and en reastmabl
temz.e
e -
R —Flour, Feed, Groceries and' I've-
visiens of all kinds kept constantly on hand
by the subscriber. •
0. T. JARVIS.
Seaforth. February :3rd, 1809. 61.1
SPECIA L Nb T
THE CONNECTEUT'MUTUAL
iifr '(;!4 nouraure
HARTFORD CONN.
Gtr? R. PmtLPs ihresidsnt
ZEPHANIAH PRESTON, ViCO President.
etioaenelnoe S. OLMSTED, Seerc-cary.
Eusa's W. BRYANT, Actuary;
Mallets S. Weaeoet. ;Medical Examiner.
Organized in 1845. Chart3r Perpetuaa
The Larges b Mittual Life insurance Com-
pany, numberin ST, over 75,0140 menibere.
I .A purely Matual Company, i its ekesets lea -
hewing exelusively to its members.
ifsse le' $23, 000, 000. Acquired by pru-
dent andeconomieal management of twenty.
two years, without the ath of a. single dollar
of original capital.
Surplus Assets over/ $5,000,000. All pro-
fits divided =Ong the members. Each pp-
licy holder is a member. There are
, stockholders.
Its Laege Dividends.. They have avera
ed over 50 per cent annually. Total amount
of divilemts paid the naemhers since its or-
ganization, over $5,000,0N.
• Its Success Unparalleled. It his arrived
-at the extraordinary condition where the in-
come from annual interest alone is more than
sufficient to pay all its losses. Total amount
of losses paid by the Co 'y, over $8,000,900.
-Ics Responsibility, For every- 81w0 eV
Lialfilities, it has $154 of Assets. -
. During its last fiscalyear this Compaq
paid to its living members, end to the fann-
1
nes of its deceased m
embe s, nearly $2,00,-
000, and at the same time' added more tbau
Four Millions to its acciur4llattel capital
The Whole Record oi this Company hat
been one of prudent maaairement and pros-
perous aelvaucenaent. Among the alder and
leading lite insurance compamea its average .-
eatie of expenses to income has, through eve -
entirt history, been the lowest of any.
Amount deposited with the Receiver Gen-
eral of .Canada, $140,000.
1Sennber tit Poiicy holders in Canada 1.06&
Insurance $3,123,b0Q- •
Oa. Medical Referee --Dr. Metherell and.
Dr. Tracy, aeaforth Ont
DANIEL L. SILLS,
. Getter/I Maaa,ger for Li•anada.'
Feb. 24 1869.
1
BOOTS & SH3ES.
Vlilhar.a•MbNally
1 TAVI,N0 lately purchaeed the buseneas &
11 withaniliarker, in Wroeeter, wiil keet,
on hand a large assortment of boots and,
Shoes. None . but first-class -week 'menu-
fractunealon. the premisee.
01:ders will receive particular attentiose.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
W. Ale! ALLY.
April 43, 1863..
NOTICE'.
'OTE LOST. On or about the 25th of
IA ',February last, a note (If hand made by
Peter Emely and George Patterson, ei th*
Township of Grey, in favor f John. Rea -
dick or bearer, for the SU= Of $95 GO, datid
27th October, tb6S, and payable 14 menthe
after date. This. is to forbid any person or
persons purchasing or negotiating said not*
as payment thereof has been stopptd.''
JOHN 1.1.ADD1sa1e
Grey, Maavh 18409, - 66 tic
LATEST FORI
ETTRO.P
London April The
recommended the enactinei
recognizilig naturaliaatiana
aiionating British subject.
Oliegiance to, England, and.
total abolition of the alis
:aliens to hold landed firoper
Lond'on, April -
collerv explosiOn eobured
:ttthP Oxley colliery in
T w en ty-eight perSor.s, were
right, and many others baidty
Madrid, April 4.---1\1ar
glertitintis(Ittg-rof
it :Isvcaorn,s
ti: ih;e,n_
Men for the ailty for
Madrid, April 6,- •-Inforinf
of the members of the major
Constitutent Cortes, have
abd have resulted in a iei
port; ex -Ring Fernando k)
fOr the throne of Spain. T
of Ministers havp also -decide
the majority of the Cortes in
intl a- deputatim
Sid ustia!nd Phagaga at its hea.
tti Lisbon to invite King Ve'
accept the candidature.
Paris, April 4.—T1'e ac
lition of the Ava)1.3 r,f the
Lnxembura bas commenced.
London, ApTil dest
Alexanth ia says another pli
aeeinate the Ificery of Egyp
<tiscovered 'and frustratei.
bomb was found under.his cI
theatre, Mid NVIOlaralV- e
ploded. A • large number
lia-ve been made a susiTe
• itondon, Aptir '5.—In'
of 'Commons to -day, the Bill
abolition of imprisonment I
pap,sed its• second reading.
:London; April: —In the
Commons this evening. J1r.'
imemberfor Fermanagh a Con
roposed to extend the
establishment to England
la11:141;fdri'd, 6.Fears
tuned that, the Carlists
2.anosher atteMpt at a -genera
The'Government is taking -evl:
caution. to prevent it. .
It is reported that King
Tositively declines the Cr
Wtaington, April
Cemmittee oir Foreism. Affs
morning instructed (fen. Beall
iort the joint resoin don, decli'
ymnathy of the American pet
he Cabana in their efforts to s
flepenclance, and pledging sail
the President whenever he deed
edient to recognize their indep
ut one member,- Mr, Willa
oted.
NPAV York, April 2, 3 p.1
ommercial says the President
rmined' to send Mr. Motley
• Washington kpril
,•oni San ..Ju -1n, De Los Ronedi
particulars of the mas$
enora Arrelondo ,ano, seven,
'Iildren. Her lius)and had ja
insurgents and she WilS.tntiee
.;.,„the 6partisli lines with her fan
'der pretence of -meeting her 1,
Wheh the whole party were la!
i,be infuriated voluteers,
The President to -day sigil
modified tinure of office bill a
y Congress.
a Hartford Con, April 2.—
returns have been rece;.ved to in
election of Ilessrliall Jewell a
tire Repuidicart State ticket.
amommimumemi
THE 3/limit* 13u-sntEss Oi
-perior is looking up as there
reason to believe it
. We learn by news
irect from Fort William, t
r of assays taken. from silvei
lotiging co the Thunder Ba
.2noilgneeCsooinfpasnily,vergalivoenali.leacav
rock. An immense quantity of
has been uncovered which
crushed for, thirty -cents a to1
lisping 'Hill' 710* going 114
ntreal Mining 'Company t
rate at Thunder Cape, are al
on, andgreat results are an
ng towing season:
ms to be a mistake in spe,a3
Montreal Company, whish
Thundr Day Mining
nally ti a mine worked bj,
knoWn. as the MeIntire,
ed after Mr. 31eInt,1*
ie liudsores Bay Company
liam. Tiber -a are only three
iThunder Bay yet develOped,
at Thunder Cape, will& w
ov4red last, summer by Mr
is also the property of thel
Company.- Thore Can be n
miners- -Ivin.g obtained. 4)
de io rh, ee xbt, ey Itphs pievrr no pi 7.iangtgi 0: .bssmitii„